ChurchCRM SQL Injection: Is Your Data About to Be Heaven-Leaked?
ChurchCRM v4.5.3-121fcc1 is vulnerable to SQL injection via the EID parameter, making it easy for attackers to access information without admin credentials. It’s like leaving the church doors open at all hours, but with hackers instead of parishioners. STATUS: HIGH Vulnerability – CRITICAL.
Hot Take:
ChurchCRM’s latest vulnerability is a sermon nobody wants to hear! Looks like hackers are now the ones collecting donations with their SQL injection collection plate. Note to self: next time you want to secure your data, avoid divine intervention!
Key Points:
- ChurchCRM v4.5.3 is vulnerable to SQL injection attacks.
- The vulnerability is located in the `EID` parameter, which can be exploited without admin access or cookies.
- The vulnerability is classified as high risk, with a critical status.
- Attackers can use boolean-based, time-based blind, and UNION query methods to exploit the system.
- The SQL injection flaw allows attackers to steal sensitive information from the system.
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